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Love Your Geek
By: Karl D. Susman
Narrated by: Scott Cluthe
Length: 1 hr and 39 mins

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Narrated by: Scott Cluthe

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Summary

You don’t know how lucky you are.

You have a computer geek in your realm.

You have that special someone who is always there for you, for free, to fix, well, just about anything and everything that happens to your computer. It doesn’t matter if your machine is running Windows or Macintosh, chances are that your resident Geek is there for you. You call. You email. You instant message.

They are your personal “always-on-call” computer “fixers;” your personal helper with all things computer. Broken printer? Screen “not-responding”? Spill coffee on your keyboard? Computer “locked-up,” or just “not working” the way you want it to? You call your resident geek.